Sentence examples for transfer breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Steve McClaren is hoping for a much-needed double transfer breakthrough as he attempts to drag Newcastle United out of yet another worrying tailspin.

Sunderland manager Gus Poyet is "desperate" for a transfer breakthrough after growing frustrated with a recent lack of new arrivals.

Newcastle United hope to make a long-awaited summer transfer market breakthrough despite Lyon rejecting their £6.9m offer for the striker Bafétimbi Gomis on Sunday.

The aim of the experiments is to predict mass transfer diffusivity and breakthrough curves from the measured adsorption isotherm.

To support the breakthrough, Kesselring transferred Generalleutnant Wolfram von Richthofen's VIII.

"What we have is this breakthrough in thermal transfer technology, " Tango PC CEO and founder Bhavesh Shah explained.

And while it would be a giant pain in the neck for manufacturers to conform to the new standards, the hope is that any sort of green or technological breakthrough here would transfer to the cars regular people drive.

Villa owner Randy Lerner has issued a public message of support for Lambert, but a more constructive course of action might be to try to make a breakthrough in the transfer market before Thursday's deadline.

The recent development of lentivirus-derived vectors is an important breakthrough in gene transfer technology because these vectors allow transduction of nondividing cells such as hematopoietic stem cells (HSC), due to an active nuclear import of reverse-transcribed vector DNA.

China's Harbin Institute of Technology's Complex Flow and Heat Transfer Laboratory has made a breakthrough in supercavitation technology that could lead to significant advances in everything from maritime shipping to naval warfare.

The development of low cost, low power consumption, wireless data transfer technology provides a major breakthrough in field operations, since wireless data transfer eliminates the need to visit each monitoring site, thus reducing cost and required personnel.